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A garden of hand me downs

comments (0) April 19th, 2009 in gallery

DBrew DBrew, member
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I’ve created a garden of succulents and drought resistant plants from just a few hand me down starter plants and pots that a couple of friends were going to throw away.  Almost everything you see here now was heading for the dumpster at one point.  Some of the stuff I bought at garage sales.  I don't have a lot of time or a lot of money in my life so I choose low maintaince, low cost, and reusable materials as much as possible.


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